The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-16
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

he next teachers examination Will occur
at South Haven on Friday, November %.
Mrs Geo. Harrison has returned from a
few weeks visit i'll another part of the state.
Mrs. O'Dell invites the attention of the
ladies TO her fine line of new millinery goods.
Special communication of Paw Paw lodge,
No. %, L. & A. NJ. Saturday evening, Novem-
ber 10.
w. j. Sellick a. Son call attention to their
extensive line of black goods in their column
this week
Broughton has Just returned from Chicago;
and You can look for grand display in his
stores next week.
Special COMMUNICATION OF Paw Paw lodge,
No. %, L. & A. NJ, Tuesday evening, Novem-
ber 22d. Work on Sd.
Mrs Ella Hults of Chicago, formerly of
this place, is here, called by the death of her
father, Mr.. Calvin Wilcox.
Married at Paw Paw, Nov. 10th. by Rev.
Edward Bell, Mr.. John II. Smith and Mrs.
Elsie Rose, both of Bangor
Frank Millngton has returned from Chi
cago, where he has been assisting in the
hanging of the four anarchists
Mrs. Matte Beatley and son Eo will spend
the month of November in LocEport, n. Y,
visiting with Mrs. Mary Sellick.
The social union of the First Baptist
church are preparing to give musical and
literary entertainment next week.
Mrs. Charles Underwood of this village has
been called to tho bedside of her mother,
at Laevenworth, Kan, who is dangerously i'll.
Next Sunday morning the pastor of the
First Baptist church will preach on Back
sliding. In the evening on The Blood
Red Prosecutor.
The following names have been added TO
those having certificates at the recent exam
ination: Jeanie J.. Cady, AIDA Humphrey,
F. +. Lindsey. Pearl Noble and Josie Will
liams.
Lost, between this village and Gobleville,
one week ago last Saturday. case of sur
gical instruments The finder will be lib
orally rewarded by returning the same TO DR..
NJ +. Whalen.
Died, in this village, Wednesday. Nov. 9th,
at the residence of his son -in-law, Rodolphus
Rogers, Mr.. Hiram O'Dell. The remains
were inferred in the Bangs cemetery, where
his wife and two children are buried.
Rev. Mr.. Bell was on the sick list last week,
and on Sunday morning told his people that
he was not well, and then went on and
preached the ablest and most powerful SER
mon that he has preached since coming to
this place.
John Sykes has bought the house occupied
by Mort. Buck for SO many years, moved
! it on to lot north of where IL formerly
stood, built an addition and otherwise I'M
proved the same. John says if lie doesn't
get married soon il will be for rent
The following letters remained uncalled
for in the Paw Paw postotfice for the week
ending Nov. 1ith. 1887: S. Is. Bickford, S.
p. Bowers, Mrs. John Boyd, Mrs. Micagah
Burns, VIM. Hockings, Mrs. Louis Odenkuk,
Miss Lewis Scott, Miss Allie Smith, (2), j.
! D. Woodman, Miss Matte Work.
Died, in this village, or Tuesday evening,
/ Nov. Sth, OF consumption, Mr.. Calvin Will
cox, aged sixty-one years. The funeral SER
/ vices were held at the house on Friday after
noon, and from there the remains were taken
to the Prospect Hill cemetery for burial
He leaves a wife and two children.
Now that the leaves are all of our trees il
is an excellent time to rake up the back and
front yards and clean up the premises for
winter Many of our citizens are doing this
and il adds materially to the looks and
healthfulpess of our village, and also TO the
comfort and happiness of every one.
Calvin Hall, arrested for felonious assault
on little girl, who has been confined in
Jail awaiting trial, on Friday afternoon was
discharged upon motion of Pros. Attorney
Chandler for leave to enter a HOie pPOSeQUf
1t is hoped that his imprisonment will be q
warning to the old gent to let hard cider and
whisky alone.
! We are pleased to state that Marion Row.
! land, who has been seriously i'll with diph-
liberia the past few days, is now pronounced
by the attending physician as much better
and if he suffers no relapse will soon be able
to be out, and y. w. will, without doubt
take charge of the editorial department OF
the NoRTHERNEE next week.
Tho Boy Tramp" has been treated better
than tramps usually are, at Pastors theatre
during the past week. His adventures have
attracted such good sized audiences that hC
has concluded TO tarry there week longer
and without much fear of a policeman in the
shape of the great public telling him to move
on.-N. ]. Herald, Aug. lst.
1t is wrong for people to start false reports
about other parties. just now il is rumoreC
that DAD IS nursing mustache. We dom
give it any credit. however, for we have in
quired of some of the boys at the mill ant
they say there is no foundation TO the re
port. Jay said he would take look with
the glass they use for detecting poor grair
and LET us know.
Court opened Friday with light calendar
and the jury in attendance. Some three OF
four criminal cases have been disposed of
and with four or five civil issues TO be tried
the term will be concluded. The Jury will
probably be discharged tomorrow night
and the balance of the term will be devoted
TO chancery cases. This is the last term oi
court that Judge Mills will hold in VAT
Buren, county.
Nine. Neville and son at the opera house
Monday evening next, in the "Boy Tramp
This company comes well recommended
They were billed for Grand Rapids this
week, but owing to the failure of the man.
ayers of the Wonderland" in that city, they
have been obliged to put in a few dates in
smaller places. This troupe carries its own
scenery and will no doubt be something un-